> On Wed, 5 Nov 2008 22:00:52 +0000, > Matthew Toseland <toad at amphibian.dyndns.org> wrote: > > It could very well be. Lack of memory resulting in constant garbage > collection could easily cause a timeout.
I really don't think it's low memory. I increased wrapper.java.maxmemory to 300, and even though only about 180MB is being used (only 250MB is allocated.. ie. 50MB hasn't been touched yet), it still crashes. (Also, varying maxmemory between 180 and 300 doesn't really affect the interval between crashes.) Just to further stress the severity of the PacketSender "packet not acked" errors that I'm getting, my freenet-previous.log is 80MB! (0.1MB of which is another RequestSender "Waited too long for a blocking send for FNPSSKDataRequest", or "java.lang.Exception: error at freenet.node.Peernode.sendSync(PeerNode.java:1517)"... but the rest, 79.9MB are *only* this one PacketSender ERROR). Also, just to further stress the severity of the crashes :) :|, here is a graph from today, each peak is a restart. (Ignore the rest of the data.) http://dennisn.dyndns.org/guest/pubstuff/freenet-jvm-crashes.png
